The Good Girl is set in Detroit against the backdrop of the busy city. Myron Parker, a sexy sophisticated African-American alpha male that is afraid of an emotional commitment, but needs to find a "good girl" to marry in order to further his political career. The heroine is a naive African-American career girl with a very guarded heart, she believes in the romantic notion of love. She knows the hero is out of her league and yet there's something about him that has her agreeing to his marriage of convenience. They quickly learn that there is nothing convenient about their marriage. The chemistry they share is so volatile it consumes the pages as it consumes them. What he proposed is not what he gets.
Power, money and recognition in the community are all things that come naturally to Myron Parker. His status gives him the prestige he needs to make a difference in the community; he's running for political office. He wants to be mayor of the fair city of Detroit. He has the right backing, the right publicist and even the right stand on issues, only he has the wrong image to pull it all together.
Myron is a tall, dark, handsome virile male that enjoys the company of women maybe a little too much, but certainly something like that shouldn't keep him from winning the election, should it? There is only one way to keep his sexual escapades under wraps and that is to find a "good girl"-a chaste woman that has no qualms with a marriage of convenience. Where is he going to find a woman like that?
Enter Tenaj Miller. She attends a fundraising soiree for Myron Parker. She hardly ever attends these types of social functions preferring the comfort of a business suit to a cocktail dress. It's only when she locks eyes with the infamous Myron Parker that she knows what it's like to drown. When he asks her to dance it leaves no doubt in her mind that he's way out of her league. Sexy and sophisticated she can only dream of being with someone like him, so when he asks her out she knows it has to be some kind of fluke.
Risking everything he's ever wanted Myron has to know what makes this shy woman so different from the others he's met, why is he drawn to her, why does he have this overwhelming urge to protect her? But as he's told her this is only a marriage of convenience. He's not looking to give her more than his name and the chemistry he feels for her. Any type of emotional attachment isn't in the terms for him. Tenaj knows what she's getting into, knows what he's asking of her only she doesn't expect to fall in love with him on the first date.
Now that he has everything in place for the upcoming election nothing can stand in his way. He has a beautiful intelligent woman on his arm, a campaign that's going smoothly, and a publicist that's finally happy with his antics. Nothing can ruin it until a series of burglaries threatens to destroy Myron's business and his reputation. A jilted lover is ready to slander him in the press and there's someone out to annihilate whatever happiness Myron could ever hope to achieve. Somehow he must find out who is out to get him before he loses more than just an election.
Way to go W.Lynn Chantale, I have so enjoyed what I have read, you have done so well to get to where you are & I wish you all the success that is bestowed upon you in the future.
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